TRAVNIK, Oct 19 (Hina) - UN Secretary-General's special envoy for Bosnia-Herzegovina, Jacques Klein, who on Thursday visited Central Bosnia Canton, expressed satisfaction with the situation in the canton, its integrated judicial
system, police structure and its single budget. He said the canton could serve as an example for other cantons, including the Croat-Muslim Federation leadership. Klein believed the canton would continue successfully solving other open problems, such as the reorganisation of the town of Travnik into a community of municipalities and the prosecution of crimes committed against local Croat population, a problem he discussed today with judicial authorities and canton leaders. Commenting on the case of a former federal deputy interior minister, Jozo Leutar, assassinated in Sarajevo in March last year, Klein said it was now up to the court to study evidence against the suspects and decide about starting cr
TRAVNIK, Oct 19 (Hina) - UN Secretary-General's special envoy for
Bosnia-Herzegovina, Jacques Klein, who on Thursday visited Central
Bosnia Canton, expressed satisfaction with the situation in the
canton, its integrated judicial system, police structure and its
single budget.
He said the canton could serve as an example for other cantons,
including the Croat-Muslim Federation leadership. Klein believed
the canton would continue successfully solving other open
problems, such as the reorganisation of the town of Travnik into a
community of municipalities and the prosecution of crimes
committed against local Croat population, a problem he discussed
today with judicial authorities and canton leaders.
Commenting on the case of a former federal deputy interior
minister, Jozo Leutar, assassinated in Sarajevo in March last year,
Klein said it was now up to the court to study evidence against the
suspects and decide about starting criminal proceedings.
Commenting on student unrest in the northern town of Brcko, Klein
said it was instigated by extremist political leaders.
(hina) rml